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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-27
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"A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
Ia TRAINs-on and stter July II, lss7-ExPIA-
NATION OF EgrEHEI5E AAEks. sDRslJ, tSunssy
excepted. monday exoorted.-Eas;cm STANDARD
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-27
i MUSICAL FEAST

Is always before the readers OF nit!on & Co.. I'D.
vettisement;i and new works OF great beauty arc
continually III PREPARATION by The best com poaers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-27
WHEN WOMEN ARE SILENT,

Not u Word to Say In Condemnation Of tho
Thentre High Hat. -. I Il!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-27

8 bUNDAfS-Loave At 7:Co A. m. and run every
hour until 800 p n.F Leave Wheeling Pa,k at ;OS
o. N. aud run every hour until 10 p. M, EXCEPT
Church Trains, which will leave the H.k 1t 9;I5
NJ, snd wheeling at l2;15 2; n.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-27

&Iu pursuance Of a decree Of the Circuit Com, .,
Ohio County, W. Va, entered on the third dsx W "
June. 1857, In the case Of 0glebsy aud MAJ "
against Brown and oshets. tho undersigned spes l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-27
COMMISSIONERS, sALYs.
GALE OF THE OLD FAIR GROUN6
y PROPERTY. 5i : M, W. W
One Hundred and seventy.two Deslra,
B5. bic Lots on Wheeling Island, ~.

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&Iu pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Cow, :,
Ohio County, W. Va, entered on the Third dsv ~ "
Iuno, 1857, In the case Of Oglebay and III ~ "
against Brown and Others. tho undersigned spec i
commissioners will, on II Il -. -'S>'A'
:; MONDAY. OCTOBER 81. 1857
beginning At o'clock a. NJ, sell at public auction
West Virginia. tho tract o. Land belonging Ia ,Ss
Northwest Virginia Agricultural soclety. Known :.
tho OLD FAIR GROUND PROPERTY, sltuat"s ~ y,
wheeling Island. north 81 Zane street, and wsst q
uted 10 tho top Of the river bank, iSenytwa IN
twelve hundredths acres Tho tact exterds' sna
Will By sold, fully 70 tho river 1' ''A '''a
maloncs have caused tho property 10 b dIy iS
Into parcels, and have laid OF streets and sisS.
through the same. A plat showing the arrai,g!n.
ment OF blocks lots, streets and alloys, has ban
Hook. Clerk Of the County CsErt OF Ohio COMFY
Printed copies Of said plat may on and after S,S;1
ber lst BE- bad o. IL. ihe UNDERSIGNED 'O y
afterwards In blocks, and then IN lots as shown ~,
the plat: aud will 10 sold inwhIchover WAY nav Nv
appear the most adyan tageous, When oiie,cJ \,
blocks. the blocks numbered and may be ons;.
% tesssh,,sr o. ops parcel When oieled IL lois
bidders so dcsito II the whole,t tract b. MA ~
ono purchaser mo Streets alleys and lots may la
dbresiided.i He. in such case becomes The hui.
aries OF the tract. II any block DO Solt sepSrais,
10 one purchaser, he, Of course may disreratda tx
lot lines within tho block. but alleys niusi w IN
opened. II tho blocks numbered 8 and bc SoI
together to ono purchaser tho street running Ss.
tween said blocks, tpd tho alley running thrSnph
block 5, may DO diScgArdC1, a. b election ri ssh
purchnscr 10 be made and declared nj thp Tina NJ
the purchase. II he 80 elects to disregard, isnd
close Ssid street and alley, then tho south mi ~
Eaid street where 1t passes through block inont.
Ing on Ztro street. aud extending north IN ibn
alley parallel with Zsne siGet, will 10 sold US io,.
There are on said Fair round tract moro than uo
hundred and thirty tres, of which about eighty an
Itombaidy poplar. or tbs remainder, tho rt;at'r
part arc maple. All Of taid trees are well rrosn
probably more than half OF them having ttlnksS
loot or more in diameter. .''''''''
TERMS OF sALE-Each purchaser TO nav /,
hand onethird At least ofhs purchase money! and nj
as much more thereof MS hc may choose. md the tbe
residue, II any, IN two equal nstalGen,s. GeSrinv
interest from Tho day OF sale, and payable nxpeS
lively In one and two years thereafter the dciefni
payments TO DO secured by notes With pooi ntr.
sonal security. But II any purchaser nav in hsnd
one.hRll. or more, Of his purchase money hs noi"s
for the deferred inktallmen's OF tho sane sha Ia
taken without p0ronsl security. In every cav, 4.
however, tho title must be retained AZ security mi
II "A WIN. ERsEISE,
ss'tIltsS 5i-sys. GEORGE j. CALDWELL,
Huntsville gazette., 1887-09-10

MED admission to the ICcl mbia L W
school two years ago. but who suhse-
quently entered The Howard In
iversity Law School graduating there
from with the highest honor, as tn
ken another step forward. He nnw
enters as an assistant in The office If
the I. S. District Alt,rLey Wortl :
iugton.-W ashington Ex.
On Tue day last young o1lotel
man named Claybnrn W. Merr'wet'.-
er brought to our Office thee draw
iugs. one of the State Capitol and
grounds one Of Garfield aud the
third Of ''Jackson's Statute. Il
TUat of the Capitol and grounds
is excellent, especially for the tine
consumed in the work, wbi, h was
'nly the day previous. nm Nashville
Free. LGnche.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-09-10
He Has Had No Difficulty with Bayard
The Fugitive Boodier Indictment.

MONTREAL, Sept 9.-The indictment
which has been drawn up against the Chi
cago "boodler," McGarigle, and which will
be presented TO the grand jury tomorrow,
charges McGarigle, W. r. Pinkerton and
Michael Hickey, Of Chicago, with having
consldred to injure James Baxter by making
false evidence against him in a criminal
case before the courts here by placing his
photograph i'll the rogue's gallery in Chi
cago. There ara four counts IN the indict-
ment. AS soon as true bin is found a
bench warrant win be issued and forwarded
to Detective Kelert and the American obi
GERS who have been shadowing the fugitive
ever since his arrival in Canada Crown
Prosecutor GreenshieIds says that he has
no fears regarding the endorsement of the
warrant by Ontario magistrates and be-
lieves that they will not ignore the iarisdlc-
tion of the highest criminal court in the
dominion
Huntsville gazette., 1887-09-10
Talking on Tariff Reduction.

WASHINGTON, Sept 9.-Congressman
Scott, of Pennsylvania, who returned to the
city last night from Osk View, when asked
BY reporter of the United Press whether
the tariff and a reduction of the revenue
had been discussed by the president al !
himself, and Secretary Fairchiid and Mr.
Carlisle, and whether any bill had been
agreed upon, said that this subject. as well
as other public matters hal been talked
about, and that while there was no differ
ence Of opinion among the gentlemen present
as to the necessity for an early reduction Of
the revenues and taxation, no measure for
that purpose hal beel agreed upon, and
none would be without consultation with
the members be onging to the majority in
the house of representa- tive=.
1t was the opinion Of all that there ought
to be very considerable reduction at the
earliest possible date after the meeting of
congress, but the manner in which the &c
duction should be made was considered only
in a general way, and no details were
agreed upon This, he said, was all that
could be said about the so-called conference,
and the statements upon the subject going
the rounds Of the press We're mere specuIa-
tons
Huntsville gazette., 1887-09-10
NEWS AND SENTIMENT.
From Colored Exchanges }

& Knoxville. Tenn, has colored pop
ulation of 9. 742. -A ras
Fred Douglass honor ed & Recorder
Trotter, with cali last week
ECol Piedser. Of Atlanta, Ga, is
on the stump in Tennessee against
Prohibition.
sSelma Aa 4 Book
store, l3o a Dry Goods store.
xFisk had white agraduate last
May Miss Mary i. Spenc7.
The National Press Convention
decided to % to Nashville, Tenn,
next Summer.
Dr. Washington, Of Birmingham,
aas gone to S lima, Ala. and formed
part nership with DIR. A j.. Strong.
The able fam. .runs drugstore in
Selma.
The NY Star says that Frank
Farrell the noted colored Knight OF
Labor of As embly 49 Of \. Z.
o.oposss to tr.in with the Democracy
this year.
Rev. VIM. ]. Simmons, d. D was
reelected president OF tbs National
Baptist Convention which recent:
met at M)bi e ! 3.
NJ. Wm.--C as OF the Wash
ington Bee is going to su the b 4
more Il Ohio R4iiroad Company be
cause the hotel uianas ers OF tie COM
eeny refused TO saf,e bin With di :
ner at Day Rid. b c u-e Of his col
or
Sir. W. II. Ha 1, who pas de-
Huntsville gazette., 1887-09-10
THE POSTAL TELEGRAPH
PROBABILITY OF THE UNITED STATES
ADOPTING ENGLANO'5 SYSTEM.

Figures showing the Immense Popularity
OF the misunderstanding Messages BY
Pneumatic Tubes--Tariff Reduction Talk
at Oak yiew-washington News.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.-The prospective
ABSORPTION OF the Baltimore 81 Ohio tele-
graph system by the rapacious Western
Union revives the gossip here regarding the
possibility and probability of the creation
by congress of government telegraph sys-
TEN, in connection with the postotiice de-
partment Tue postal telegraph of England
and other European countries has been 80
much a success that those who are studying
this problem Of a government telegraph for
popular use, find themselves good deal en-
couraged in their belief that the system will
be adopted here. .
The latest annual report of the British
postOflice department shows that the mum
ber Of messages sent by the postal telegraph
system OF Great Britain last year WAS in
round numbers 5000, 600 A couple OF
wears ago the price Of kilograms was put
down to sixpence for any part of tbs
United Kingdom, and the result was an in
crease of nearly % per cent. in the volume
of business There has been a steady growth
in the use of the telegraph by the masses
since the government took possession OF 1t.
The number of messages sent i'll 1870 was
less than 10, 900, O0J, in 1856 Al, 600, ,0OJ. And
they were carried at a sixpence apiece, and
profit made, too
There has also been established in the past
few years "A telephone system, part Of the
postotfice department, auxiliary to the tela-
graph. There are some thirty odd exchanges
with thousands of subscribers.
The department has also tvs ntY-seven
miles of pneumatic tubes in ondOn by
which messages are sent 10 aui from the
telegraph offices in London. They carry
these manuscript messages in letter boxes
which shoot along under ground inside the
tubes at the rate OF thirty miles al hour.
On recent occasion when the Irish bill was
under discussion in the house OF commons
over 700 manuscript messages were thus
sent by these tubes to the main Office Of the
governments postal telegraph in single
nights business, and over a million and
half of words were sent by the wires on that
same occasion. The Postal Savings bank
system Of Great Britain is quite as import
ant feature of the postoitice department. as
is the telegraph system. Its depostors now
number three AMI half millions and their
deposits SIS 0D0 900.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-09-10
NOTICE
AN INTERESTING LECTURE.

Rev DR.. Prettyman, who was sav-
en- years Missionary among the
Turks.
will lecture, in Turk ish Costume.
on Manners and Gu toms OF Orien-
tai Nations, at the M. L. church
Thursday night s o'cloch P. NJ. S. p.
18th,
List of ca, ,io~iiies exhibited ut the
Lecture,
]. A scripture bottle from Damas-
Gus.
2. 4 Dama,cts sho,t sword 20O0
years old.
3. Mos from The Garden Of Geth-
smea.
4. Flowers il m Jerusalem.
5. Olive wood from Mount IF Oh
ives
6. A lice Of Abrahan.'s Oak.
He will also sing some of he
Buigai ian songs
Admission. A4u t. 10 c:. Children
unier II, 3 cts.
h. n. Brown i, {
Huntsville gazette., 1887-09-10

liiGH rents and exorbitant prices
nn residence lots drive away the most
desirable class of citizens. Decatur
is falling in this s.me error which
ia- cost Birmingham aud other grow
ing cities so heavily. Warning De-
catur Of its peril, The Free Lance
We'll says:
We want this to be city OF
homes rather than Of tenement
houses. We want every honest me-
cbanic from the North and the So lth
to bs able to come here ard industry
and prudence be able to own in time
bis own little home on his own patch
Of gruun! We have sps ned tie
fight against bIgh prices and we shall
keep it up in public and private un-
Ill p. icss come down or We fall ia the
fight, and when we fall. there will ii
lie general tumble.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-09-10
THIS GOOD Old STANDBY

accomplishes for everybody exactly what is claimed
forit One Of the for the great popularity
the Mustang Liniment Is found in Its universal
applicability. Everybody needs such medicine.
The Lumberman needs 1t in case OF accident
The Housewife needs 1t for generalfamly use.
The CannIer needs 1t for his teams and his men.
The Mechanic needs II always on his work
bench
The Miner needs It in case OF emergency.
The Pioneer needsit-can't get along without ~
The Farmer needs It in his house, his stable,
and his stock yard.
The Steamboat mDu or the BOntmnn nee'
Il nj liberal supply ahoat and ashore
The H0rse-fnncier needs it-it is his De't
friend and safest reliance.
The Stock grower needs it-it viii save hp
thousands OF dollars and world OF trouble.
The Railroad man needs 1t and viii needt tn
long as his life Is round Of accidents and dangers
The BackwOodsmnnn needs 1t. There Is nom
ing like it as an antidote for the dangers g ltt
limb and comfort which surround the pioneer
The Merchant needs it about his store amous
his employees Accidents Will happen. and when
these come the Mustang Liniment is wanted atonct
Keepn Bottle in the House. IT'S the besto
economy.
Keep a Bottle in the Factory. ltsimmedH"
use In case OF accident pain and loss OF wages
Keep n Bottle Always in the stable for
use when wanted.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-09-10
WIN Await nIr. Villas Return.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.-Acting Q. Postmaster
General Stevenson has received from Mr.
Mize, the secretary Of the Democratic state
committee of Illinois, a copy of the resolu-
tions adopted at recent meeting Of the
committee in regard to the connection OF
Postmaster Clendenning at Springfield, H.
with the elleged printing combine There
We're no charges or specifications accom-
panying the resolution. There was also
received letter from Postmaster Clenden-
ming denying the charges made against him.
No action will be taken by the department
until the return of Postmaster General
Villas
Huntsville gazette., 1887-09-10
The Vote In Moore County Tenn

The vote was taken in Moore County
Tenn, on the 9th on the question of aid
to the Cincinnati 4 Birmingham Rail
road. Telegraphic news from Tullahoma
Tenn. shows that the proposition to sub
scribe aid to the Cincinnati < Birming
ham Road was defeated by HirtY oar
COtes.
OF course this is a great disappoint-
ment to the projectors OF this great trunk
line-a line Of such vast Importance to
Huntsville for it was generaly believed
that Moore County was overwhelmingly
in favor OF voting the proposed aid. The
explanation given is that parties interest
ed in what is known as the Chesapeake
and Decatur Road gave false and de
ceptive assurances 10 the people as to the
construction Of their proposed road.
We have always believed that the
efforts made in the Tennessee Count, S
to secure aid for the construction of a
road from Gallatin to Decatur were
solely intended not TO build a railroi d
but to prevent the building Of the Gin
emmett, Huntsvilles& Birmingham Rail
road. Wait now, and see if our predic,-
ion is not right. We hope We are in
error. 1t appears, though, from the
dispatches that the people Of Moore
county a.e not satisfied and they pro
pose as the law admits to have the vote
taken again in sixty days We do not
believe that such an obstacle as the vote
OF one county can defeat 50 great a pro-
ject and One OF such vast benefit az the
G, II. 4 B. r. R.will prove to the people
along its line. The friends OF the enter-
prise will renew their energies and 81
forts.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-09-10
EiffY Ennnilias HnnlpfaSs

KINGSTON, Ont, Sept 9-Flre broke out
ia Oranges drug store at Newburg, vii
lage Of about one thousand population,
twenty miles from here, yesterday. and be-
fore the flames we're extinguished the bust
ness portion OF the place was completely
wiped out, and over fifty families rendered
homeless, Oranges drug store, Hopes
hotel, Burnett & Finkles carriage factory,
tie postoffice, John D. Paris residence, and
the Napanee, Tameworth q Quebec railway
station and freight sheds were all consumed.
The loss il sa0,0 partially covered by in.
sSranea.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-09-10
Prejudice Against Education,

The efforts of the enemies OF the
Colored University to prevent the
the ert ction of its buildings at Monl-
gomery revolutionary and unw Sc.
Their action is revolutionary bscau,e E
the University uas been located aud
its buildings planned for in due
course of lsw under the provisions OF
special statute: Unwise because
the premises upon:which said opposi-
ton is based are simply shallow,
hollow protects seized npon by un-
reasoning prejudice to accomplish its
ends.
AThe enemies Of the University base
their opposition on the Objectionable
utterances Of Editor Duke. But th
Colored people Of Montgomery il
common with ihe masses everywhere
anu tt'c foicS VI tuo OOi'iSu pIeS9
almost Unanimously, have spurned
the sentiments attributed to Duke
add protested against being held re-
sponsible for the ID. s,
There is no more justice or reason
then in opposing the University be
bause of Duke than in holding the
whole white race responsible for the
incendiary teachings Of the extreme
socialistic leaders and writers, whose
doctrines have caused wide spead
death AMI destruction TO manifold
peaceful homes aud 6resides. r-ar,
| What valid reasons exist for M4ssrs.
VIM. Z. Esberry and Alex. Troy to
file bill for injunction 10 restrain
the Governor a1d Board Of Trustee 5
from taking further action in the
matter Of building and locating the
Colored Univeraty in Monte omer1?
None, absolutely none. The co.
ored Universities Ill Atlanta, Nash,
vile, Knoxville and other southern
cities move along smoothly and har-
moniously and are ever the pride Of
their respective towns.
In all the race troubles IN dif-
| ticulties the students and graduate :
of these institutions are conspicuous y
clear from hem. They are always
found on the SIDE oi moderation Bnd
conservatism. Their examl lie and
teachings IS rule commend them to
the we'll thluking and good people OF
all races,
All honor then 10 Governor Seay
| for his determined st md in behalf OF
the education Of the race, as cxhib-
tied IN his course in standing by
the ret Of the Legislature in locating
and establishing tlis University All
hon II is Idue also t. those Of the
liberal spirited citiz ms aad officials
who stand by and cooperate with
him
We believe that the great bulk Z t
the substantial, intelligent people not
alone OF Montgome.y y but of the State
are with the Governor and against
The prejudice which attempts TO over
throw the University.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-09-10

TIL. Prohibitionists and the" "Antis' Of
Atlanta Georgia are in fierce quarrel as
to the date of,holding the next election
On the subjec: Of Prohibition in the. city.
The PROS contend that the election
must by law be.held on the. oath OF De-
cemher andithe "Anti's'' say it must be
held on the Goth OF December
Huntsville gazette., 1887-09-10

: 1HR Centenial of the U. S. Consti-
tuition will he celebrated with great
l,,up and spleudor at PhiladeIpbis
next week Sept. 10 16 aud 17tb.
Hali>fare excursion rates are given
over the Esst Teun. Air line and
.,hcr linesland tremendous crowds
vii! TIN ong..the city. Distinguished
pc. IDS from the P1esideptsdown will
bs present. and the occasion will be
:, grand one.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-09-10

LINCOLN county Team. is expected
to vote oven whelmingb for the $3.50
GOO subscription by that county to
tbe q. II. x Il. K r. NJ efforts
should be rp'red to bring that road
through sthis section. The day the
road runs through will wark new
era in the contiguous county. III
honor to the enierprising spirits
pushin5 IT,
Huntsville gazette., 1887-09-10

Gov. SrAY after enjoying the rus
tic retire at Of B!ount Springs Lns re-
snned work at the Capital-In hi,
itte, mined stand in favor Of the Col
ored University at Montgomery a.
ssinst the attacks of unreasonable
enemies seeking to inju,e a whole
rst for the offences OF one man, the
Gr vernon has won for himself the
esiae IN of the thinking co ored people
81 the State.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-09-10

Tnn Leaiaville. =. Courier Journal says
That the general work shops Of Louis.
Vile and Nashville Railroad will not be
removed from the city of Louisville to
Decatur Ala. S.The. Journal says that
snops for repair and the construction OF
smaller pieces OF carpenter work and
machinery will be erected at Decatur for
The convenience of the system.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-09-10

TIE Glenn bill died inglnriously.
Ainong the most distine uiAhed and
l.D.tbie moulae of puhlc opinion
ar sling in digging its grave We're
'he Chattanooga Daily Times. The
..'e.nphis Atuianche, and the Chicago
Daily Inter Ocean.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-09-10

Tue most abiding. faithfuIsfrieud the
Sout has is the Negro. The worse
c, emy either has is the promoter Of
rrcial prejuaic's IS.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-09-10

"A buDd:ed or more of children
in Huntsville neyer attend any school.
Parents should not stand thus fool
ishly in the way Of the progress OF
th4ir children.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-09-10

Boru-to Mr.. and Mrs J Fl. Bin
ford, Birmingham, girl, Weight ten
pounds.
-Ness 5. Binfr & Carter are
making ccmmenable move in the
opening Of their Real Estate offic-.
Ex- Aid. Townsend is completing
cosy cottage or Adams Ave. aud
Madame RHmor is busy.
Mr. Oscar Goldsmith..of the tirm Of
NJ. VI. Newman & o., is back from
he Eastern Markets.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-09-10
Opening ofthe State Normal

This school opened Monday udder
most flaiiering auspices. The cnl~
~ W b. lieye with the exception of
Mr.. HUT, is enterely new. We re-
gret engage ments prevented US from
being present at the opening as IN
vited Dv the P,inciDal MIR Ciarh
Huntsville gazette., 1887-09-10

Gov. Seay has appointed Hon. J. T.
Gceen, to fill the vacancy in the office
OF Probate Judge of st. Clair county.
There was an animated contest for the
office in ST. Clair county.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-09-10

There were no electric lights
WtJnesday night, caused i il sii
by -oIne mi. creaut emitting thA wi:e7.
huntsville Lodge \ % !. D.
Q. (. enjoyed i grand birh-cre on
Monte anpo Wtllesday.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-09-10

WJRK is the royal road tn uccess.
Young man, roll up your sleeves
and try it if you would win.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-09-10

The current now runs toward
"BIAISE and LINCOLN
Huntsville gazette., 1887-09-10

Tie CItysschools will open Mouiay
next Sept, Il Patrons are earnest,
ly urged to send their : children out
the first day.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-09-10

The Alabama Democracy in near
III, Tariff sho ,ls
Huntsville gazette., 1887-09-10
SATURDAY Sept. 10th 1887

Huntsville needs cheaper coal
VIII the Flora road bring it?
Huntsville gazette., 1887-09-10
Coming to See Yankee Soldiers.

WASHINGTON, Sept. IA letter has been
received at the treasury department from
Gen. Beveridgo, president Of the Interna-
tional Military encampmsnt at Chicago
stating that certain troops from Denmark
Sweden, Norway and Belgium viii arrive at
New York per HeclIia, Christiana and Rot
terdam about the ~. b inst. Ell route to Chi
cago and that they viii leave New York
October - on their return home Acting
Secretary Thompson has sent this informa-
tion to the collector at New York, with in
structions to allow free entry Of the bag
gage and effects Of the visiting soldiers
He Has Had No Difficulty With Bayard.
WASHINGTON, Sept Ex-Governor Porter,
assistant secretary of state, denies that he
has resigned or that any unpleasantness ex-
lists between Secretary Bayard aud himself
He states that he has for some time contem-
plated resgning because Of the iIl-health Of
his wife, but as yet has not done SO. 1t is
believed that he will tender his resignation
to-day or to-loorrow